It's been a busy week here on the blogs, especially if you're an OS7 owner and have been experiencing theme withdrawal. Between Magmic's recent releases and our own how to guide on building an OS7 theme, being able to change the stock design on OS7 devices is now possible. Now while those themes were compatible with the new Bold and Curve, BB-Freaks has done what we've all been waiting for and developed Carbon OS7, the first theme that also supports the new OS7 Torches!
Carbon OS7 comes in not just one but five fabulous color (Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, and Red) schemes. It is an amazing looking theme with customized backgrounds and colors, a cute icon set, and is wallpaper friendly. I'm still not used to seeing a theme on my 9900 but believe me you don't want to pass this one up. It's available for $1.99 from the CrackBerry Store for BlackBerry Bold 9900/30, Curve 9350/60/70, and Torch 9810/50/60 devices.
So what are you waiting for? Click on the link below that corresponds to your preferred color and enjoy!
More information / screenshots and to purchase Red Carbon OS7
More information / screenshots and to purchase Pink Carbon OS7
More information / screenshots and to purchase Orange Carbon OS7
More information / screenshots and to purchase Green Carbon OS7
More information / screenshots and to purchase Blue Carbon OS7

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